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Precarious
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Unsafe, insecure, uncertain, dangerous
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Devastation
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Destruction
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Vulnerable
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Easily injured or hurt physically or emotionally; open to criticism or attack
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Besieged
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To crowd around in order ti ask for favors; to overwhelm; to enclose with armed forces
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Wreaking
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To inflicted ( as vengeance or punishment); to express (as anger or hatred)
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Perseverance
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The act or habit of holding to a course of action or belief; persistence; steadfastness
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Autonomy
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Independence; the condition of having self- governing
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Wane
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To decrease gradually; to decline in power, importance, or size
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Inclement
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Without mercy; rough or stormy; harsh
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Latitude
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Freedom; scope
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